fewer: i also wanted to mention today that i think in the audience we have -- is it lieutenant noah mallenger. i'm so sorry, i didn't have you in my presentation, but i wanted to make you available if we had any questions. lieutenant, is there anything you'd like to add? if there is, i'd like to give you an opportunity to speak. i think we've heard a lot. >> we have heard a lot. i think i'm not the gang expert here. the inspector here is, i run the gang task force, and a broad overview, i think yvonne did a good job in presenting what the overview looks like. do you have any specific questions that i can help you with. >> supervisor fewer: i think my main question is we've heard a lot of testimony today, and i think we also learned a lot about gang injunctions, and we learned about how individuals are actually -- their lives have been sort of affected by this even though they are not involved in gang activity any longer. so we have heard today that police have stopped people that are on gang injunctions simply doing just what regular people sort of do, taking their children to a disney on ice

it is ev mallenging for china in the united states and south korea to agree on what is the adequate military capabilities to deter north korea? i think there is even greater challenge for china come united states, to work out their disagreements. it is an urgent issue. it will have serious applications for china-u.s. relationship. toby: i think that's right. the interest in political investment you are starting to see in the united states in augmenting our missile-defense systems are going to make this and theficult perception of how serious a threat is north korea to the unitedtes, two south korea, to japan, and the differences in real perceptions are -- a real serious challenge to finding ways to get to this point of a stable peace regime around the korean peninsula. words, that is not the ending of an era but a beginning of an era with north korea. it will generate serious challenges between the other players in this region. toby: thank you. i want to at this point bring in the audience for some discussion. we have two microphones in the might -- in the onions. when i point to you, the mi